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Carbon farming can enhance pollinator resources

by Hillary S. Sardiñas, Rebecca Ryals, Neal M. Williams

October-December 2022
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The California Tree Mortality Data Collection Network — Enhanced communication and collaboration among scientists and stakeholders

by Jodi Axelson, John Battles, Beverly Bulaon, Danny Cluck, Stella Cousins, Lauren Cox, Becky Estes, Chris Fettig, Andrea Hefty, Stacy Hishinuma, Sharon Hood, Devin McMahon, Leif Mortenson, Alexander Koltunov, Elliot Kuskulis, Adrian Poloni, Carlos Ramirez, Christina Restaino, Hugh Safford, Michèle Slaton, Sheri Smith, Carmen Tubbesing, Rebecca Wayman, Derek Young, Susie Kocher

April-June 2019
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Unmanned aerial systems for agriculture and natural resources

by Sean D. Hogan, Maggi Kelly, Brandon Stark, YangQuan Chen

January-March 2017
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Research to policy: Enabling oak woodland restoration

by Debbie Thompson

January-March 2017
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Management of blue gum eucalyptus in California requires region-specific consideration

by Kristina M. Wolf, Joseph M. DiTomaso

January-March 2016
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Conifer encroachment study will inform efforts to preserve and restore North Coast oak woodlands

by Jim Downing

January-March 2015
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Carbon calculator tracks the climate benefits of managed private forests

by William C. Stewart, Benktesh D. Sharma

January-March 2015
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Large-tree removal in a mixed-conifer forest halves productivity and increases white fir

by Robert A. York

January-March 2015
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Post-fire vegetation dynamics of a sagebrush steppe community change significantly over time

by Sara K. Hanna, Kenneth O. Fulgham

January-March 2015
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Cooperative, cross-boundary management facilitates large-scale ecosystem restoration efforts

by Erin Kelly, Jonathan Kusel

January-March 2015
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Pruning reduces blister rust in sugar pine with minimal effects on tree growth

by Kevin L. O'Hara, Lauren A. Grand, Amy A. Whitcomb

January-March 2010
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Climate change will exacerbate California's insect pest problems

by John T. Trumble, Casey D. Butler

April-June 2009
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Light brown apple moth's arrival in California worries commodity groups

by Lucia G. Varela, Marshall W. Johnson, Larry Strand, Cheryl A. Wilen, Carolyn Pickel

April-June 2008
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Graphical analysis facilitates evaluation of stream-temperature monitoring data

by Kenneth W. Tate, David F. Lile, Donald L. Lancaster, Marni L. Porath, Julie A. Morrison, Yukako Sado

July-September 2005
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Landscape changes in Nevada County reflect social and ecological transitions

by Peter A. Walker, Sarah J. Marvin, Louise P. Fortmann

October-December 2003
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Non-oak native plants are main hosts for sudden oak death pathogen in California

by Matteo Garbelotto, Jennifer M Davidson, Kelly Ivors, Patricia E Maloney, Daniel Hüberli, Steven T Koike, David M Rizzo

January-March 2003
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Agroforestry is promising for previously cleared hardwood rangelands

by Doug McCreary

November-December 2001
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Past forest management promoted root disease in Yosemite Valley

by Garey W. Slaughter, David M. Rizzo

May-June 1999
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Grape growers report losses to black-foot and grapevine decline

by Heather Scheck, Stephen Vasquez, Diana Fogle, W. Douglas Gubler

July-August 1998
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Replacing vegetation may remedy Pierce's disease

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November-December 1997
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Oaks grown from nursery stock have better survival rate

by Theodore E. Adams, Peter B. Sands, Marion E. Stanley

January-February 1997
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Post-fire herbicide sprays enhance native plant diversity

by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy, Daniel B. Marcum, Guy B. Kyser, Michelle S. Rasmussen

January-February 1997
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Long-term survival question: Why do oaks produce boom-and-bust seed crops?

by Walter D. Koenig, Jean Knops

September-October 1995
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Research update: ‘Grinch’ fungus threatens Christmas trees

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November-December 1994
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European mistletoe continues to spread in Sonoma County

by Frank G. Hawksworth, Robert F. Scharpf, Melissa Marosy

November-December 1991
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California conifers thrive in New Zealand

by Paul C. Smith

August-September 1980
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Antioxidants reduce grape yield reductions from photochemical smog

by C. R. Thompson, Gerrit Kats

September 1970
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There are 27 results that meet your search criteria. There were 27 records found. Carbon farming can enhance pollinator resources by Hillary S. Sardiñas, Rebecca Ryals, Neal M. Williams October-December 2022 Full-text HTML \| PDF The California Tree Mortality Data Collection Network — Enhanced communication and collaboration among scientists and stakeholders by Jodi Axelson, John Battles, Beverly Bulaon, Danny Cluck, Stella Cousins, Lauren Cox, Becky Estes, Chris Fettig, Andrea Hefty, Stacy Hishinuma, Sharon Hood, Devin McMahon, Leif Mortenson, Alexander Koltunov, Elliot Kuskulis, Adrian Poloni, Carlos Ramirez, Christina Restaino, Hugh Safford, Michèle Slaton, Sheri Smith, Carmen Tubbesing, Rebecca Wayman, Derek Young, Susie Kocher April-June 2019 Full-text HTML \| PDF Unmanned aerial systems for agriculture and natural resources by Sean D. Hogan, Maggi Kelly, Brandon Stark, YangQuan Chen January-March 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF Research to policy: Enabling oak woodland restoration by Debbie Thompson January-March 2017 Full-text HTML \| PDF Management of blue gum eucalyptus in California requires region-specific consideration by Kristina M. Wolf, Joseph M. DiTomaso January-March 2016 Full-text HTML \| PDF Conifer encroachment study will inform efforts to preserve and restore North Coast oak woodlands by Jim Downing January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Carbon calculator tracks the climate benefits of managed private forests by William C. Stewart, Benktesh D. Sharma January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Large-tree removal in a mixed-conifer forest halves productivity and increases white fir by Robert A. York January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Post-fire vegetation dynamics of a sagebrush steppe community change significantly over time by Sara K. Hanna, Kenneth O. Fulgham January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Cooperative, cross-boundary management facilitates large-scale ecosystem restoration efforts by Erin Kelly, Jonathan Kusel January-March 2015 Full-text HTML \| PDF Pruning reduces blister rust in sugar pine with minimal effects on tree growth by Kevin L. O'Hara, Lauren A. Grand, Amy A. Whitcomb January-March 2010 Full-text HTML \| PDF Climate change will exacerbate California's insect pest problems by John T. Trumble, Casey D. Butler April-June 2009 Full-text HTML \| PDF Light brown apple moth's arrival in California worries commodity groups by Lucia G. Varela, Marshall W. Johnson, Larry Strand, Cheryl A. Wilen, Carolyn Pickel April-June 2008 Full-text HTML \| PDF Graphical analysis facilitates evaluation of stream-temperature monitoring data by Kenneth W. Tate, David F. Lile, Donald L. Lancaster, Marni L. Porath, Julie A. Morrison, Yukako Sado July-September 2005 Full-text HTML \| PDF Landscape changes in Nevada County reflect social and ecological transitions by Peter A. Walker, Sarah J. Marvin, Louise P. Fortmann October-December 2003 Full-text HTML \| PDF Non-oak native plants are main hosts for sudden oak death pathogen in California by Matteo Garbelotto, Jennifer M Davidson, Kelly Ivors, Patricia E Maloney, Daniel Hüberli, Steven T Koike, David M Rizzo January-March 2003 Full-text HTML \| PDF Agroforestry is promising for previously cleared hardwood rangelands by Doug McCreary November-December 2001 Full-text HTML \| PDF Past forest management promoted root disease in Yosemite Valley by Garey W. Slaughter, David M. Rizzo May-June 1999 Full-text HTML \| PDF Grape growers report losses to black-foot and grapevine decline by Heather Scheck, Stephen Vasquez, Diana Fogle, W. Douglas Gubler July-August 1998 Full-text HTML \| PDF Replacing vegetation may remedy Pierce's disease Editors November-December 1997 Full-text HTML \| PDF Oaks grown from nursery stock have better survival rate by Theodore E. Adams, Peter B. Sands, Marion E. Stanley January-February 1997 Full-text HTML \| PDF Post-fire herbicide sprays enhance native plant diversity by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy, Daniel B. Marcum, Guy B. Kyser, Michelle S. Rasmussen January-February 1997 Full-text HTML \| PDF Long-term survival question: Why do oaks produce boom-and-bust seed crops? by Walter D. Koenig, Jean Knops September-October 1995 Full-text HTML \| PDF Research update: ‘Grinch’ fungus threatens Christmas trees Editors November-December 1994 Full-text HTML \| PDF European mistletoe continues to spread in Sonoma County by Frank G. Hawksworth, Robert F. Scharpf, Melissa Marosy November-December 1991 Full-text HTML \| PDF California conifers thrive in New Zealand by Paul C. Smith August-September 1980 Full-text HTML \| PDF Antioxidants reduce grape yield reductions from photochemical smog by C. R. Thompson, Gerrit Kats September 1970 Full-text HTML \| PDF

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There were 27 records found.

Carbon farming can enhance pollinator resources

by Hillary S. Sardiñas, Rebecca Ryals, Neal M. Williams

October-December 2022
Full-text HTML | PDF

The California Tree Mortality Data Collection Network — Enhanced communication and collaboration among scientists and stakeholders

April-June 2019
Full-text HTML | PDF

Unmanned aerial systems for agriculture and natural resources

by Sean D. Hogan, Maggi Kelly, Brandon Stark, YangQuan Chen

January-March 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

Research to policy: Enabling oak woodland restoration

by Debbie Thompson

January-March 2017
Full-text HTML | PDF

Management of blue gum eucalyptus in California requires region-specific consideration

by Kristina M. Wolf, Joseph M. DiTomaso

January-March 2016
Full-text HTML | PDF

Conifer encroachment study will inform efforts to preserve and restore North Coast oak woodlands

by Jim Downing

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Carbon calculator tracks the climate benefits of managed private forests

by William C. Stewart, Benktesh D. Sharma

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Large-tree removal in a mixed-conifer forest halves productivity and increases white fir

by Robert A. York

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Post-fire vegetation dynamics of a sagebrush steppe community change significantly over time

by Sara K. Hanna, Kenneth O. Fulgham

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Cooperative, cross-boundary management facilitates large-scale ecosystem restoration efforts

by Erin Kelly, Jonathan Kusel

January-March 2015
Full-text HTML | PDF

Pruning reduces blister rust in sugar pine with minimal effects on tree growth

by Kevin L. O'Hara, Lauren A. Grand, Amy A. Whitcomb

January-March 2010
Full-text HTML | PDF

Climate change will exacerbate California's insect pest problems

by John T. Trumble, Casey D. Butler

April-June 2009
Full-text HTML | PDF

Light brown apple moth's arrival in California worries commodity groups

by Lucia G. Varela, Marshall W. Johnson, Larry Strand, Cheryl A. Wilen, Carolyn Pickel

April-June 2008
Full-text HTML | PDF

Graphical analysis facilitates evaluation of stream-temperature monitoring data

by Kenneth W. Tate, David F. Lile, Donald L. Lancaster, Marni L. Porath, Julie A. Morrison, Yukako Sado

July-September 2005
Full-text HTML | PDF

Landscape changes in Nevada County reflect social and ecological transitions

by Peter A. Walker, Sarah J. Marvin, Louise P. Fortmann

October-December 2003
Full-text HTML | PDF

Non-oak native plants are main hosts for sudden oak death pathogen in California

by Matteo Garbelotto, Jennifer M Davidson, Kelly Ivors, Patricia E Maloney, Daniel Hüberli, Steven T Koike, David M Rizzo

January-March 2003
Full-text HTML | PDF

Agroforestry is promising for previously cleared hardwood rangelands

by Doug McCreary

November-December 2001
Full-text HTML | PDF

Past forest management promoted root disease in Yosemite Valley

by Garey W. Slaughter, David M. Rizzo

May-June 1999
Full-text HTML | PDF

Grape growers report losses to black-foot and grapevine decline

by Heather Scheck, Stephen Vasquez, Diana Fogle, W. Douglas Gubler

July-August 1998
Full-text HTML | PDF

Replacing vegetation may remedy Pierce's disease

Editors

November-December 1997
Full-text HTML | PDF

Oaks grown from nursery stock have better survival rate

by Theodore E. Adams, Peter B. Sands, Marion E. Stanley

January-February 1997
Full-text HTML | PDF

Post-fire herbicide sprays enhance native plant diversity

by Joseph M. DiTomaso, Evelyn A. Healy, Daniel B. Marcum, Guy B. Kyser, Michelle S. Rasmussen

January-February 1997
Full-text HTML | PDF

Long-term survival question: Why do oaks produce boom-and-bust seed crops?

by Walter D. Koenig, Jean Knops

September-October 1995
Full-text HTML | PDF

Research update: ‘Grinch’ fungus threatens Christmas trees

Editors

November-December 1994
Full-text HTML | PDF

European mistletoe continues to spread in Sonoma County

by Frank G. Hawksworth, Robert F. Scharpf, Melissa Marosy

November-December 1991
Full-text HTML | PDF

California conifers thrive in New Zealand

by Paul C. Smith

August-September 1980
Full-text HTML | PDF

Antioxidants reduce grape yield reductions from photochemical smog

by C. R. Thompson, Gerrit Kats

September 1970
Full-text HTML | PDF

University of California, 2801 Second Street, Room 184, Davis, CA, 95618
Email: calag@ucanr.edu | Phone: (530) 750-1223 | Fax: (510) 665-3427
Website: https://calag.ucanr.edu